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The U.S. struggled on Friday afternoon in Asia, trading around 97.35 as of 1:58 p.m. HK/SIN. The greenback fell against the yen,

The Pound Sterling made some headway during the London trade on Thursday after a run lower in the previous session.

Yesterday oil markets tumbled, as the surge in coronavirus cases in the United States increased the fears for a lack of crude demand.

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The greenback was able to gain some ground during early Wednesday trade in London after having suffered two consecutive days of losses.

Yesterday, US stock markets closed on the positive territory after the market learned that the US manufacturing sector contraction was milder than the previous month’s.

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The Euro moved higher during trade in London on Tuesday after some back-tracking by a key White House advisor who suggested that the comments made earlier regarding the China deal being “over” had been misconstrued.

Yesterday, the European Union told the Chinese government that if it insists on imposing the new security law on Hong Kong it should expect “very negative consequences”.

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In London trading on Monday, the Pound edged higher against the US Dollar.

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The US Dollar couldn't maintain positive momentum in the Asian trading session early on Friday, after earlier gaining strength as a safe haven currency.

Ahead of the Bank of England Policy meeting, Sterling had come under some pressure and, as a result, was lower versus its European counterpart and the US Dollar.